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Decorah-posten., 1887-06-01
Sattou, Srain Co., Saf

AullDU, 0lutu W. 2ui.
"a Der ioiennem "Hecprah BoTteu" unoerz
tiocn hsres fra Safotas Yeberiueuoe ON
bsres enliae SitpGrelie. meb Rdab til Eitens
Bigger om at fcrbarme ia pper Dem pg nofrt
Dem Of here's pinliae Stiliua, %, on Der til
here's &nab intet Spar aioes, bperfen fra
Otter sner Better, iaa bill iea, en- SafctaS
Eeberinp, aipe Dem npale Orb til Speroelel'e.
Seq mao iaa Sob til at ippr9e Goer. 3
art soioe Beberipenoe, bporfor prsoer s life
gbers 9nffe her / 9afota. Seq Far o9ret
buint poa Here Steber / Gafota, pa leg bar
aIsitebs fuubet 8iaer | Sobetni, 'on ole
isser at iinoe en- 9gatemaae meb hoem De
tunbe heniIioe Tin Sib iaaleoes, iom StITb'
ass beIfitter ben for os. Wen her r,aa pI
Sua 9ns eiter Sag. % gar efter War %
5snte poa en- Beiler. men uoen 6eIiltat. lao
ri tillut bliper "olo Naios", % oa MO 81
inbbpue rs | soreens Slpr % baabe. at en-
sarimel Yebcripeno ener gnfemano pil Tor
bnrme Ia oper os.
9oiS Oct bar Dor Elt9t, at odnore inhp
% uNtaare os en- 9iusleoiaaer. iaa 'fuloe De-
blioe en- anpen 8lana | Sielben. vi 'tnlo'
lie itubere lense, fDrenc Ri ifuloe 'pprs
Den, pi elIfsoe. ON han piloe belle Spra o!
glRoe, Suot oa SCOT meo os. Ss Iea baa
Der. at manae d be iorabetpnste llnserioenf
Nuloe blipe fri fin mpiiommelise StIut1
a'eo Hanoeiaaeiteifina % lianenoe.
Wen, oa bet er Heberipenoenes SO at I'll
l97rse Den Yise. ban elifer, ON bur rtl bin
puns eip % | 9Bo, iaa fan u pl Hl9e
VOerltlge Ssmmeliaheoens @r9npler o9 too
pstl ct Grbeib., inn life bsrer Os til; ia
GET, iom bet er, for ps. men pRrre pllr
WI ol pe, bpis ri ifuloe Sipre be Z rl8, lpi
miommer Dianoen.
atuao mig at ubtale min Sanfe ON Bebel
,Oen0ene | Eatota: Seq tror, al De er iornpi
Nt'Oe rIeo ps Yiser. sc bar laa maH{
"a pi montpa opnne Sfripelie ira w
sualseh, % Nrf,tlen nm par unoerteanef Y
"n.len u BAN oq mebbeIte. at ui lille fnnl
hu'lae oenne hans Sn6isnoeile, cd mlno'
Lou ne M 'rlne Napn uuoer. Sans Sp'
~. Maleoes: "S9t NIT tutne gsionn unos
r. ~artteleu er Sanoheb fro SeamDelie
eu ' Vi bar Osrior trert at hume optaI
"s &eh
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-01
&olisic / Nsw Dorf.

Hepscrterne er Ell lioet Stolte al 1T
Icliti. CO be tiger, at Der Ell finoes SRA
aen / Geroen. Gets StDrfe CT life ims
pprcrcnoe, fun 3,433 Wano Tor en- BE
folfnins al 1,65O,OoO. Snapnte Stprfe
er pgiaa inbberesnet Befal, gustpers
ionalerne oeb 5ensilerne m. M. Wanbs
Ifabet er berimpo uboalst meb en- rem
pinlis grasnins, bet er fprtrahelist
inbroet os gbeferne er Mano meo uiGos
panlis Griarins % 3patisbeo. Bolis
tiet opIptber psiaa i'm Elist paa EN- uos
merfet Iaabe % 8e%iultatet at bets
8irfiombeo Itaar bit ooer bet euro
paiIfe 9olitis. Iolitiet / Neiu Yorf,
Tom rrorsnniiereoes Gar 1870, itaar
unber 9eonins al the board, en- aomlte,
beItaaenoe at 5 Weblsmmer, 6uilfe ior
6 Gar ubnapnes at 8peus Sorsermeitei
% bar en- Gage az 5000 Dollars boei
ON 4aret. Gbef for the board er foi
neruarenoe Stepben 9. 5ren6, tioii'
acre &aptein paa ct 6palfanseritib.
On Bolt ues Yulitiet / Netu gOrf an
lees paa @runb al ben uiabpanlis soo'
aIlsnnins - al mango iom meSet efter
trastelis. &onftablerne faar | bet fSi It
Iar 1000 Dollars os bet anoet Loo
Collars. Gn Serseant faar aarii!
1900, en- Julbmestis 1900, en- Rap
tein $500, en- Snipeftsr 3,400 os e'
Speriutenbant 1000 Dollars aarlis
Otter 20 Iars 7ieneitetio er enbuer BE-
rettiset til Yeniion.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-01
Wlnas. @opohue g., Niun

8anss Wenisbeb a9ter iaar at %feilisholoe
ben Ace Suli. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bill blipe
inbbubne. Wan bar b~eiluttet at anmooe
Brof. SBfmar ont at boloe en- Misiionspr9s
bifen paa 5prmiboasen, bporpau ct 6eitmaal-
tio bill, blipe arranSeret. 5eittalen oil for
mobentlis blioe bolIt Of Yrpf. 3b. 81. Wpbn
at Nortbielb. Seitfomiteer, Der beitaar al
9'Serrer 6. 81. 2ien, 8. 6. 2pdrem, .. s.
Sanre, 8. Heietb % 8. Guie, bar a0ereoe
siprt be Iorbereoeuoe Sfriot til bette Nrran.
cement. Soften bill blipe afbolbt paa ". u
Gitrem's Surm / NGrpeoen at Son. q. &.
NOrspins's &eiioents. @bonnsnt.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-01
UMHn1rabniuaU forbt.

9oworb Shepers fra SarrisburG 81, y
oer: Sis.n electric Bitters bar siort mig 'a'
m.aet asot, e~riisnoer ies bet for min El'si 4
looe ben libeuoe Rmneitsmasie sise bet. s I
bopt ct aabent Guar / ct Ssn s War. Win
acaer erilarebe, at enten nlaatte reg baos De
net "Tfrabet" cher aftaset. Sftsoet brnsts les
8 1laIfer al electric gitters os ! ssisr a
Hudleus Nrnica Salpe, % Benet er M nm
electric Bitters ialsss for so Gents Jlaltsr
GA Sudlens Arnica Salos I'll s5 Gents 81
sgIfe paa 8. 8. Routscmerp & Cos Ipoi
bei. Salaes paa spotbeter ials S9er 70
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-01
Sprace, Tafota.


Sorace er en- liben Citation, belisseuoe
benpeb 10 Mtle / Spopeit fra 5ar9p, peo
Sbepeme Giper. Ter er ct Stpre, en- Smes
Die, en- Cumberland us N glepator. 2anoet
/ Smesnen al Sorace or laot icm en- Iauoe-
fase cs beltaar al uOmerfet rig NuIbjoro.
Ser iaaes oerIor o9iaa sooe Gpliuser. Sioie
Nur, ba Sprfen paa mango Steoer Ifaoeoe
&plin9en, soo Soeoen per fra 90 til 30
Suibels pr. gcre, ia peu iomme Smaaitpffer
enbos pp til 40 Suibels. 5ormerne berom'
firing itaar fig / &egelen gobt. 3e bar OPP
fBrt Inufte geboeliesbuie.
Zen Yaaitanb, at 9rutff nIfaben er mere
alrtinselis / geiten eno / gItex er for Sora'
ces 8ebfpmmenoe aloelss u~beigiet Zen er
en- Temperance Bp, % p~Intrins Sorace toll
Ter Temperance. Sageu mango Meolemmer,
Ser er itiftet en- Sarmerforening, iom for
baabeutlis pil pirfe aoItiuist sobt.
Mbonnent
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-01
eeeerab.goitea.-cmssas ben lite sumt 1887.
Gntilope gurep, @eSenrp 60, 3ai.

t"1
Gntilope galep er Rapnet paa en- 9aI,
iom itr0ifer fig ipbopsr fra turtle. Ioun.
tains os | ut fra Wouie Riper; ben er paa
besse Siber Omsipet al bslseiormis Yr9rie,
afpeglenoe meo imaa Ssioer os Sumpitr9t
ninger. felipe 3alen er 9anoet meitsns
bells Habit, os paa Gruno al jim sooe Soros
brno cs pene Selissenbeo gsrens %ifipnneite
2anolfab.
Oct 2ano, ipm er optaset Der, er for bet
Mefte boiat meo Stanoiuaper, ipm Tom bers
uo iioitleoen Saar oe CONNER.
Stulbe Der blanot 18oitsn 8 9Giere pare
nosen, iom tantte Jig no paa benne 8ant for
at ie eiter 9anb, laa fan ies meooele, at Der
er enbnu NOT ai frit ResjerInss 2auo at iaa.
.. Z. Soisrue.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-01

"8ebre tent enb albris", men bette
Srbiprua sjalber life. naar man bar
NorfiDlelie eIer SOite. Brus Or. 8ises
IONS "Boiitiue Cure" siebliffelis; Bet
belbreber hurtis os iiffert ale Spss
BONNIE | Salien % 9unserne. Bebase
lia for Bsrn. so Gents os en- Dollar.
qilialas hos 8. 3. montgomery & Go,
9ecorab, Soma. (Sam).
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-01

0anlfeligt. 2areren: IS lfal ifriue
liseiom 8 taler, bet er ben isrlte
Resel."
@utten: "@jalper bet Osiaa iOr
8otlieb?"
9areren: "Sa, naturlisOis. Soor'
for ipsrser 9u oerom?"
@utten: $50, for ban taller islen'
mem Neien."
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-01
Gu W,aup laaoe iorleoen, at bet

bar al ct rent 9ilialpe, at ban blep
braat i 4rreiten. - Del par beipnber=
liat, iasoe Gn. iOm bsrte bette, for ct
Bar Msimuter iioen iasoe 3u, at bet par
GunItabelen, Der braste Dig berben.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-05-26
A Day at Fort Smelling.
(CONTISUED.)

When one reads OF Fort Smelling he is apt
to connect it with the Indian wars and
struggles of the pioneers in the early days
of the history of Minnesota. lie closes his
eyes and imagincs an irregular fence of logs
and hastily built carthworks, surrounding
roughly built houses whose walls have al
ready fallen into decay and ruin through the
ravages of time. Fort Smelling las no par
ticularly historical interest. 1t never lay for
days and weeks under siege of bloodhirsty
rcd skins-is bastions, walls and parapcts,
were never subjected TO tho runrous fire OF
an cncmy's gun. 1t has always sat quietly
on the bluff and looked down the river to-
ward the rising sun through all the years
since 1Sl5, when Lieut.. Zebulon Pike, in
his explorations, campcd on II little green
isle in the river inst below the point where
its walls now rise, from which stretch away
scenes of woodland, river and hill, that charm
and cnrapt the bcholdcr. Pike decided to
establish II fort or military post on this pro-
jccting promontory, which was done later
Catoctin clarion., 1887-05-26

A series Of events are occurring that
do not attract the attention of the peo-
pie of this country generally, but which
are none the less fraught with serious
possibilities. The Irish question has
been as seriously debated in this coun-
try us in England it would seem some
times that an unwarranted interest, even
interference may have been noted and
there can be no question that we are
viewed with distrust, even hated by
many Englishmen.
The fisheries dispute is yet unsettled
and with all this we find open advocacy
of the annexation of the Dominion FRO.
vinces by some of our leading newspa-
pers. Now comes the visit of editor
O'Brien to Canada and with hln Amer
lean friends they have been mobbed,
shot and egged. A clanor is raised
by some demanding that this govern
ment make these outrages upon Amer
ican citizenship an international ques-
ton. We find a prominent churchman
uttering an ominous warning to Eng.
land and read of local sentiment in some
of the Provinces in favor of annexation.
Viewed together, there may be seen
ample opportunity for serious complica-
ton to arise and no one can doubt the
readiness with which Irish Americans
would urge and lend their aid to any
movement that would compromise Eng.
lands authority in Canada.
An exciting issue may be the result
OF current events IN this direction.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-05-26
Washington Letter
(FROM OuR REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS
WASHINGTON, MAY 10, 1887.

(FRoM OrR REGULAR CoRRESroNDENT)
WAsnINGroN. MAY -, 1887.
Washington was we'll filled with
strangers last week. There was first
the convention of the hotel men then
the meeting Of the Army of the Cum
berland and the unveiling of the Gar
field Statue, and lastly the annual ses-
sion Of the American Surgical Assocla-
tion. All these gatherings brought to
the National Capital representative men
from every section of the country, some
Of whom had not visited Washington
since it was Struggling village and
who were filled with admiration at the
wonderful improvements that had TAX
en- place. There is no city in the coun.
try were the march of progress has
been so rapid as here in Washington
Not only have the public improve
ments been remarkable, but private en-
terprise has kept pace with Govern
ment expenditure, AS the large increase
Of elegant dwellings fully testifes.-
These changes have increased the value
of property SO that now in the North
west section there is hardly any real es-
tate upon the market. This increase is
not the result Of mere speculation but
rests upon the solid foundation of i'm
proved value. What is true of the
real estate is true of the growth of
Washington in every other respect
While it has been rapid it has an en-
during basis, and when the present i'm
petus shall die out, which will not be
for many years yet. the National Capt.
tai will then be one of the wealthiest as
we'll as one Of the most cultured cities
in the world.
General Ordway Is hard at work lay.
ing out the camp ground for the Ma.
tional Drill. The monument grounds
have been carefully surveyed, and Il
map made Oh the scale of an inch to
100 feet. The space necessary for each
organization is represented by small
piece of paper, in accordance with space
required by it, on the same scale us the
map, 100 feet to the inch. 1t is ncces-
s,ry to fit the papers on the map after
the manner of ii Chinese puzzle before
camp can be properly located. The
Catoctin clarion., 1887-05-26
The SUMS SSllli.Centellninl.

The setting of a jewel in Baltimore
Citys kingly crown Of journalism was
the celebration of the Suns first halt
grand cycle.
The Suns relation to Maryland
might he briefly stat ed thus:
Eve Man :: Sun Maryland.
We admire and in many matters are
guided by The SIN !; long may its pres
cnt management survive to guide it
and us
Catoctin clarion., 1887-05-26

RELIABLE FERTILIZER and Materials
OF all kinds, for any and all Spring Crops at
apr2S3t Stocksdalc and Bussard's.
just received at Osler's Confectionery, q
full assortment of Toy Wagons, Carts,
Whcclbarrows, Doll Carriages. Hobby horses
A G Books and Cards, all for the boys and
girls.
cB For Birthday Cards and full line
of Fresh Contcctioncrys at OSI. .ERS.
april21tf
DIR. ELMAR &. FAlIRNEY, Specialist.
in Chronic Diseases. All correspondence
strictly confidential and promptly attended
to. Address, Hagerstown,I IMaryland., 104
West Westinghouse,
.-Y3" FARM FOR SALE.--Containlng 20
Acres, near Meclanicstown, well located and
in good condition.
For terms, apply to
s. NJ. BIRELY
Real Estate and Loan Agent,
apr1tf. Mcchanicstown, Md.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-05-26
Good Results in Every Case.

ID. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer OF
Chattanooga Tenn, writes, that he was Sc
riously afflicted with severe cold that set
tied on his lungs had tried many remedies
without benefit. Being induced to try DIR:
Kings New Discovery for Consumpton,did
so and was entirely cured by use of few
bottles. Since which time he has used it in
his family for all Coughs and Colds with
best results. This is the experience of thou
sands whose lives have been saved by this
Wonderful Discovery.
Trial Bottles free at NJ +. Leathcrman's $
Drug Store.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-05-26
E. L. BOBLlTZ.
MO. $50 MISC DOCKET

In tie CiruH Court far Frtdrrirk County,
In the matter of Report of Sales of Real
Estate, consisting of .G acre, of land, more
or less. with the improvements, situated in
Mrchanicsiown District, in Frederick Conn-
tv ana State of Maryland and assessed in
the name of Robert Patterson (coloredD as
made hv u. H. Padgctt, Collector of State
and County Taxes for said Frederick County.
MAY TERM, 1887.
The above Report having been read and
considered, il is lhcrcup"n this 2'rd day Of
MAY 4. d. 1887, ordered by the Court, that
the Clerk of this Court give notice by alvrr-
,is,mcnt for six successive weeks in the c.
rocrlN CLARION and Rtp"blitnn citizen
newspapers published in this county, warn
ing all persons interested IN the property de-
scribcd in the above Report, to he and ap-
pear on or before the 9th day of July next,
and show cause if any they have. why said
Report should not nc finally ratified and
confirmed.
Filed May %, 1887.
JNO. RlTClIlE,
JOHN \. LYNCH,
Judges of the Circuit Court,
True Copy,
Test: W. IRVING PARSONS,
mny26,t Clerk
Catoctin clarion., 1887-05-26

BARN BrRNED.-Duringt the prevalence of
a thunder storm on Tuesday evening last
barn on the farm of Mr.. Oscar Sicss, one
quarter of u mile north of Graceham was de.
stroycd by lightning. The stock, except
three calves, was saved, but almost his en-
tire outfit of machinery together with prob.
ably eight tons of hay and large portion of
his wheat crop was burned. His son William
was in the BAN at the time of the flash, but
escaped without injury; he loses in all, proba-
bly, 81 800 rs there was no insurance. This
is the third time that lightning has damag ed
Mr.. Sicss, once it struck his dwelling tlamag
ing it somewhat and once while driving
along the road in Il buggy his horse was
killed by lightning.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-05-26

headquarters will be in the southeastern
corner, near the Bureau. of Engraving
and Printing, and near by will be post
offices and telegraph Offices.
A significant criticism on the preva-
lent fashion in Washington society Of
abstaining as much as possible from the
Use of the English language was made
last week by Il prominent member of
the Diplomatic Corps who had recent
ly come with her husband to make her
home in this city. 81 am positively
shocked" she remarked to II friend, "at
the amount of bad French used at
the most fashionable receptions. Why
do not the young ladies abandon the
practice and use their own beautiful
English, which portrays with such
grace and elegance every feeling and
sentiment of the mind ?"
Several weeks ago the local newspa.
pers, by authority of one of the Civil
Service Commissioners, published a par.
agraph to the effect that male steno-
graphers were wanted in the Govern
ment departments here, and that any
one would pass the requisite examna
tion might feel sure Of an early ap-
pointment.
1--WE have been getting letters by the
bushcl," SAID Commissioner Oberly last
week. Letters asking advice and IN.
formation have come from all parts of
the country
The commissioner had circular Civ.
ing information as to the examination,
ETC.. printed, and it is sent out in an
swer to the letters which still continue
to pour in.
The perfect weather of the past has
brought out the later blooming spring
flowers at Soak View" and the place
is looking its prettiest. Its young mis-
tress feels that the trouble of superin-
tending the planting Of certain choice
seeds of favoritc flowers has been fully
repaid. The seeds have grown, and
plants bloomed into beauty.
At the Army of the Cumberland S
meeting no person present attracted the
attention that Mrs. Cleveland did
Her costume, simple, graceful, and we'll
fitting, OF black was especially becom-
ing, and perhaps the feeling that the
eyes of all the visitors present We're
upon her brought Il gentle roseate hue
to her cheek. Something did, for it
was there. The verdict OF the observ.
ers was unanimous that in youth and
beauty she was simply perfect.
The Attorney General has decided
that the law authorizing the employ.
ment Of artists for designs of statutory
devices for new coins does not provide
new designs for existing coins as lith-
to construed in several instances. The
question was raised by the Director Of
the Mint, in an effort to obtain new
and artistic design in place of some
that disgrace our national coinage. An
amendment of law on this subject may
be submitted to the next Congress.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-05-26
Newspaper Law Decisions.

t. Any person who takes paper regularly from
the postutiice-wheher directed to his name or an
others or whether he has subscribed or not-iS re
sponsible for the payment.
If any person orders his paper discontinued; he
or she must pay all the arrearageS or the publiSheI
may continue to send it until payment is mace
and collect the whole amount, whether the paper Is
taken from the office or not
No paper will be discontinued until paid up.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-05-26
Executors Notice.

VNlIIS is to give notice, that the s,bscrib.
l. or has obtained from the Orphan $
Court of Frederick county, Md, letters tcs-
tamcntary on the estate of
ISAAC N. BARTON,
late of Frederick county, Md, deceased
All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to EXHIBIT the
same with the vouchers thereof, legally au-
thrnticated, to the subscriber, on or before
the 25th day of November 1885,; they may
otherwise by law bc excluded from all ben
eft of said estate. Those indebted to the
deceased are desired to make immediate pay
mcnt.
FREDERICK WHITE,
may10Gt Executor.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-05-26
: - Y -
MOtter's, Md.

CmIcAGo HoRsEMES. DECEMBER 3d, 1886
When | visited Carl Burrs place t'
sample" Aladdin, by jay Gould. with d
view to driving him through the Eastern
Circuit. SAW his brother CANTON trot tho
last half ofa soggy track and face a strong
breeze l:l7, drawing II driver weighing 200
lbs. There is no doubt in my mind that
he can enter the 2::,0 circle. lie is a majes
tic looking bay stallion, upwards of rs hands
high. Ills gait, form, carriage and dispoSi
tion, coupled with his breeding. cminently
qualify him for Il sire of trot,rrs and car
riayc iorses.-E. {. WALKER (Vertu*)
inn21Gm
Catoctin clarion., 1887-05-26
An End to Bone Scraping.

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, H., says
'ilavln. received so much benefit from Flee
trio Biltcrs, feel it my duty to let suffering
humanity know il. Have had runnin" sore
ON my leg for eight years; my doctors told
me would have to have the bone scrapcd
or lcg amputatcd fused, instead, three hot.
ties of Electric Bhtcrs and seven boxes
Buchlcn's Arnica Salvc, and my leg is now
sound and well
Electric Bit,rrs are s,'d at fifty cents Il
bottle, and Bucklcn's Arnica Salvc at oJc.
per box 10y NJ. T.. Lcathcrman.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-05-26
New Advertisements.

b. Ebert Il Sons, Frcdcrlck-Buggics.
New Goods,-J, Root.
Assessment Review.
Miscellaneous Docket.
Paris Green. Potatos & Shoes. Roots
A Good Otfcr,-Lowcnstcin Bros, Il Co.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-05-26
Baltimore cWarkels

We give IN the following table of prices
the ratings of Tuesday previous to our
Issue, as likewise that of the Tuesday awcck
previous. BY this method we inform our
readers, at glance. otthc course IF the mar-
ket, which is as essential rs n knowledge of
the present week.
InSi week Tins yrcE
Catoctin clarion., 1887-05-26

e." \ Coon DOFFEH.-Any one wishing TO
buy suit of Ready Made Clothing or suit
made to order and who will go to l.owcnStcm
Bros Il Co. No, : Washington st. lIagcrs-
town, this firm will pay railroad fare, one
Wav,
Catoctin clarion., 1887-05-26
| NOR SIIERIFF.

again announce myself rs IL candidate
tor Sheriff of Frederick county, subject to
the Democratic Nominating Convention of
1887. JOHN JONES,
Mcll3ltc Mechanicstown. Md
VINO TIE VOTERS
i OF FREDERICK COUNTY.
hereby announcer myself as Il candidate for
the next Shcrittalty of Frederick county sub
jcct to the decision ofthe county Republican
Nominating Convention, and respectfully
solicit the support of my fellow citizens. |
am very respectfully,
LEWIS VI. ZIMMERMAN.
Frederick, Md, April l3, 1897.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-05-26

sX- Potatoes, Bacon, New Mackcrcl
Sugar ut ), 4, and : cents, at Roots.
Pure Linsecd on and Paints ut
Catoctin clarion., 1887-05-26

NICHOLAS STANSBURY
late of Frederick county. Md, deceased
An persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof legally au-
thcntcatrd, to the subscriber On or before
the lst day Of oct, 1887; they may otherwise
bv law he excluded from all benefit of said
estate Those indebted to the deceased are
desired to make immediate payment.
y. {. STANSBlRY.
april 2s.5t. Executor.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-05-26

New MILLINERY GoopS.-l have laid in
my Spring styles of Bonnets, Hats and Trim
mings. AS usual, have prepared myself
to meet the tastes ofall. My stock is large
and carefully selected and prices are favor
able.
may5lt Mrs. {. llESSON.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-05-26

Strict and prompt attention 10 the collcc-
ton of all claims. Notes, Bills and Jud=-
mcnts bought
REAL ESTATE
bought and sold on Commission. The best
and most RELIABLE FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANIES represented in the State tor
either farm or town properties. All business
strictly confidential.
Office. Front Room i'm NJ G. Cramcr 5
Residence. opposite John Roots Store.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-05-26

eY- A full line of Children Carriages, also
OH Paintings, Chromos and Pictures, all
nicely framed.
A fresh stock Of Confcctioncrics and Fruits
Cakes and Candy just received,
Catoctin clarion., 1887-05-26

CHICKENS H. EGGs for ale spring chick.
ems, last years pullctS and fresh laid eggs
Chickens in prime order and eggs fresh and
large.
mayl92t a. L. LUCAS.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-05-26
.4delttiouul Locals.

Some of our citizens are attending the
National Drill IN Washington this week.
Stone masOns are in demand here and CIV.
cry man that can handle a hatchct and saw
finds employment
Catoctin clarion., 1887-05-26
lCONTINU ED. !
Business Locals.

.S" Strictly Pure Paris Green
ut Root $.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-05-26

just received full line of Carlisle Shoes,
to our order ut
may26 st ROOTS.
~" IIOMINi at 8 cents Quart,
ut Cramcr's.